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9 Currently available roles across 9 organisations

New job

Role summary

Lead capital works projects from feasibility through completion, coordinating consultants, contractors and internal stakeholders to deliver work on time and within budget. You will contribute to the Roehampton Restored Programme, a major project in Richmond Park, and develop expertise in construction delivery across historic landscapes. Applicants need experience managing construction or capital projects through RIBA stages 0–7, along with stakeholder, risk and governance skills, knowledge of health and safety requirements including CDM 2015, and the ability to manage several priorities. This is a permanent, full-time role.

  • Location: London, GB
  • Salary: £43,995 – £50,000 per year
  • Workplace: On-site

Director of Transformation

Friends of the Earth Scotland

New job

Role summary

Work as a co-lead on Friends of the Earth Scotland’s Senior Leadership Team, developing the systems, skills and accountability structures needed to support the organisation’s strategy. The role is part of a wider governance reset and strategy refresh, with opportunities to bring complementary experience in organisational change, HR, accountability, co-leadership, community or labour organising, and financial oversight. The organisation is seeking two people to share the role; outward-facing campaign leadership and press liaison remain with existing leads.

  • Location: Edinburgh or Aberdeen, GB
  • Salary: £60,000 per year (pro rata)
  • Workplace: Hybrid

Posted 3 days ago

New job

Role summary

Support biodiversity and nature recovery work with governments and local partners in the UK Overseas Territories and beyond, including the Blue Belt Programme. You will contribute to project design and delivery, nature-based solutions, climate resilience and land- and seascape decision-making. Responsibilities include project governance, reports and briefings, stakeholder networks, capacity building, contract and project support, and helping identify and write funding bids. The role requires applied ecological knowledge, experience translating evidence into practical action and collaborative work across cultures and organisations.

  • Location: Peterborough, GB
  • Salary: £33,130 per year
  • Workplace: Hybrid

Part-time Project Manager

Nene Rivers Trust CIO

New job

Role summary

Oversee three externally delivered workstreams for Nene Rivers Trust: a governance review, an audit and renewal of digital infrastructure, and improvements to administrative processes. You will work with trustees and staff to define requirements, prepare tender briefs, coordinate suppliers and monitor milestones and deliverables. The role also leads programme evaluation, maintains records, provides monthly updates and prepares reporting for the National Lottery Heritage Fund, including a final account of outcomes and lessons. It requires experienced project management, supplier coordination and grant reporting skills.

  • Location: Northamptonshire, GB
  • Salary: Not stated
  • Workplace: On-site
New job

Role summary

Bring ecological science and practical expertise into the development of software for planning, delivering and assuring nature recovery. Working closely with the ecology director, designers and software developers, you will help shape products from early design through release, ensuring they support sound ecological decisions and verifiable outcomes. You will provide insight into ecologists’ work, follow developments in ecological methods and technology, and represent the organisation in the ecology community. The role suits an experienced ecologist with data-analysis skills and an interest in software and interdisciplinary product development.

  • Location: Remote, GB
  • Salary: Not stated
  • Workplace: Remote
New job

Role summary

Lead peatland restoration delivery across Devon, Cornwall and Somerset, working with partnership organisations to improve habitats, water quality, carbon storage and climate resilience. You’ll manage the five-year restoration programme, support a multidisciplinary team, oversee contractors and procurement, and coordinate planning, budgets, health and safety, reporting and governance. The post also involves building relationships with landowners, tenants and partners and improving delivery methods. Candidates need strong leadership and project-management experience, a background in habitat or land management, and skills in contract and budget management and GIS.

  • Location: Okehampton, GB
  • Salary: £40,000 – £50,000 per year
  • Workplace: On-site

Chief Operating Officer

The Wye and Usk Foundation

Role summary

Provide operational leadership for the Wye and Usk Foundation, turning strategic priorities into plans and supporting managers to deliver them. You will oversee projects, programmes and resource planning; develop performance information and reporting; improve organisational systems; and strengthen people, culture, governance and risk management. Working closely with the executive team, trustees, funders and partners, you will help ensure commitments are met and resources are used effectively. Senior operational leadership, strong analytical and planning skills, and experience developing teams and processes are sought.

  • Location: Talgarth, GB
  • Salary: £57,500 – £65,000 per year
  • Workplace: Hybrid

Finance Lead

Permaculture Association

Role summary

Lead the day-to-day finances of the Permaculture Association, reporting to the CEO, trustees and budget holders as part of the management team. Duties include bookkeeping, payments, payroll, budgeting, cash-flow and management reporting, grant and donor financial reporting, fund management, statutory compliance and support for governance. You will supervise the Finance Officer, maintain controls and records, and improve financial systems. The role requires broad charity finance experience, including restricted funds, payroll, budgeting and reporting, as well as the ability to explain financial information to non-finance colleagues.

  • Location: Remote, GB
  • Salary: £15,040 per year
  • Workplace: Remote

Posted 24 days ago

Office Manager

Great Mountain Forest

Closing soon

Role summary

Provide the administrative systems that keep Great Mountain Forest organised, responsive and compliant. You will manage front-office processes, compliance tracking, records retention and purchasing, while supporting scheduling, board governance, human resources, insurance, IT, development and rentals. The part-time role is typically 16–20 hours per week, Monday to Thursday, and requires careful organisation and sound administrative judgement. It offers the opportunity to support the work of a forest-management organisation focused on resilience, biodiversity, research and education.

  • Location: Norfolk, US
  • Salary: USD 25 – USD 30 per hour
  • Workplace: On-site

Posted 25 days ago